Sentence examples for devoid of a justice from inspiring English sources

From US Supreme Court Justice Powell's invention on, "diversity" has been devoid of a justice dimension and presented as in the interest of domain-specific efficiency.

Spitzer walking away from all the charges while ordinary citizens are fined and jailed for doing business with him is social liberalism devoid of social justice.

"Quartett" (whose German spelling has been preserved in this production) is drolly erotic, devoid of poetic justice and (like the novel) so thoroughly drained of sentimentality that its very absence of warmth and tenderness becomes a source of titillation.

Russians, in the contemporary version of their fatalism, see their country as a landscape of endless bespredel, lawlessness, a world devoid of order or justice or restraint.

The key element in just secular power and property ownership, he continues, is grace: without God's will directly moving in creation through the sacraments of the Church, power and ownership are empty claims, devoid of justice.

There are the physical cages imposed by courtrooms devoid of any real justice.

Contemporary cocoonery is not devoid of a merchandising component.

"The confession is usually devoid of a lot of facts.

Their faces are often glassy-eyed and devoid of a child's customary innocent smile.

The motivation was fear induced and devoid of a plan.

The white marble Supreme Court building seemed particularly stark today, its giant vaultlike metal door pulled shut, its expansive steps devoid of people, the justices moved to another site for the first time since 1935.